Hezbollah Releases Video Claiming FPV Drone Hit on Israeli Barracks Near Lebanon Border
Hezbollah published video of an FPV drone hitting a target it identified as an Iron Dome battery at Israel's Branit barracks on May 26.
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france24.comHezbollah released footage on May 26 showing an FPV drone striking a target it described as an Iron Dome battery at Israel's Branit barracks near the Lebanese border. The video depicts the drone impact at the military site, which lies close to the border with Lebanon.
Post by @MarioNawfal on X
@MarioNawfal reported the release of the footage and noted the use of a low-cost FPV drone against the Israeli defense installation.
The footage presents the strike as a direct hit on the air-defense system component at the barracks.
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